Question

1. complete this analogy. page : book :: _____________: bike

a) pedal b) road c) racer d) rider

1. compound subjects and compound predicates can create a series. add two commas to separate the series of predicates in the following sentence.

we can eat in the cafeteria take a picnic basket to the park or go home for lunch.

1. when you want to find the true meaning of a word, you look in the dictionary for the words ____________________.

pronunciation connotation denotation context

Explanation:

• Question 8: An analogy shows a relationship. A page is a part of a book. A pedal is a part of a bike. Road is where a bike is used, racer and rider are people related to a bike but not parts.
• Question 9: In a series of predicates (verbs and their phrases), commas separate the items. The sentence has three predicate phrases: "eat in the cafeteria", "take a picnic basket to the park", "go home for lunch". So commas go after "cafeteria" and "park".
• Question 10: Denotation is the direct, dictionary - defined meaning of a word. Pronunciation is how it is said, connotation is the implied or emotional meaning, and context is the surrounding words/situation.

Answer:

• 8. A. pedal
• 9. We can eat in the cafeteria, take a picnic basket to the park, or go home for lunch.
• 10. denotation